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Body's systems

ATP energy

	No drug interaction
	The body's benefits
	What does it do I
	What does it do II
	How NADH creates energy
	Can cells get lazy
	Where is it found
	What is Co-E1
	When was it discovered
	What it’s NOT
	Who should take nadh? part I
	Who should take nadh? part II
	How often & how safe
	Maximum energy
	Daily dosage
	Let the buyer beware
	Birkmayer
	Footnotes

	Antioxidants & free radicals
	DNA repair & cell damage repair
	Immune systems
	Neurotransmitters
	Anti-Aging
	Coenzyme #1

The details for each frequently asked question (FAQ) are listed below.

	Introduction
	How energy is stored & released
	How glucose becomes ATP
	How ATP moves our leg muscles

5th floor nadh library
most frequently asked questions -- FAQ

The selections below contain questions & answers that people ask during the tour. It is why we call this section the most frequently asked questions or FAQs.

	No drug interaction		Taking NADH with other medications, drugs or treatment programs.
	The body's benefits		Give a belief summary that explains, "how nadh is important to the body".
	What does it do I		What does NADH do inside the body?
			NADH as an anti-aging agent.
	What does it do II		NADH as the most potent biological antioxidant.
			NADH as a antioxidant & defender against free radical damage.
	How NADH creates energy		How NADH creates energy.
			Where NADH comes from.
	Can cells get lazy		Taking such a powerful substance, explain why the body’s systems never get lazy.
			DHEA, almost the same 4 letters, explain why it is not like the hormone DHEA?
	Where is it found		Where is NADH found, in nature, in tissue, and in foods?
			Where do cells obtain or lose its NADH?
			Dietary sources.
			Vegetarian alert.
			Can cells ever be to much?
	What is Co-E1		What is Co-E1? It's pure stable NADH in a oral tablet form.
			How Co-E1 is made.
			What Co-E1 is made from.
			What does Co-E1 mean to Dr. Birkmayer?
	When was it discovered		The history of scientific events leading to the discovery of nadh in tablets.
	What it’s NOT		NADH is not a medication, not a drug, not a hormone, not a treatment.
	Who should take nadh? part I		Who should take NADH as a daily nutritional supplement?
			Who benefits: the healthy, the sick, the intelligent mind, the athlete, and the fatigued.
			Our opinion.
			Physically active people take nadh.
	Who should take nadh? part II		Dr. Birkmayer answers the question, "Who should take NADH?"
			Tell the health care professionals
			An Action Plan for the elderly
	How often is safe?		How often should someone take nadh?
			What are consumers saying about it?
			Safety & tolerance levels tested.
			The findings in the toxicology studies and safety research tests.
	Maximum energy		Methods used to get the maximum energy release
			The first shall be last, the last shall be first . . .
	Daily dosage		NADH recommended daily dosage, methods for maximum energy release, and for tablet storage.
			Just 8 steps to the NADH benefits
	Let the buyer beware		Many NADH products from many vendors are tested for potency.
			The findings in the NADH product potency tests.
	Birkmayer		Who is Dr. Birkmayer?
			What lead to the creation of Co-E1?
			Doctor and Professor Georg Birkmayer, son of Dr. Walther Birkmayer
			The Birkmayers publish their findings.
			The Birkmayers needed to get NADH to the people.
			Birkmayer makes NADH cheaper and easier for people to take.
			The first government approved clinical trails for NADH treatment of an incurable, degenerative disease begin.
			A history of hope & healing.
	Footnotes		Footnotes

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